Sentence examples for wedge problem from inspiring English sources

The eigensolution of the quasi-orthotropic wedge problem is presented.

Due to limited tilt angles, ET reconstruction always suffers from the "missing wedge" problem.

In recent years, many algorithms have been proposed to deal with the "missing wedge" problem.

This is most effective in reducing reconstruction artifacts arising from the "missing wedge" problem.

Postelnicu and Pop [[12]] analyzed the stretching wedge problem of Falkner-Skan boundary layer flow of a power-law fluid.

Hence, a 3D wedge problem can be solved using those classical solutions for half-spaces once the equivalent loads are obtained.

Analytical solutions for three-dimensional wedge problems are difficult to obtain.

The concept of transfer matrix is applied for a singularity analysis first of single wedge problems and then of multi-material corner problems.

We here present an explicit matrix algorithm for solving 3D wedge problems under general surface loads: arbitrarily distributed normal and shear loads.

You look for a wedge into the problem, and then you systematically break it down into edible bits.

The piece examines lessons he's learned since he and a colleague, Stephen Pacala, co-authored "Stabilization Wedges: Solving the Climate Problem for the Next 50 Years with Current Technologies" in 2004.